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Old 04-13-2008, 01:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How does Loyalty cash work?

Currently have a '97 Silverado dealer says I don't qualify for the extra $2g since it's not 1999 or newer. Fine, I understand rules are rules. But assuming I am not trading the vehicle, how can they tell the year? The dealer suggested my truck would be a 1999 for the loyalty but that GM sometimes checks this.

I'm just curious how this works. Last time I saw loyalty cash it was not dependent on the model year of the vehicle.
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Re: How does Loyalty cash work?

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Currently have a '97 Silverado dealer says I don't qualify for the extra $2g since it's not 1999 or newer. Fine, I understand rules are rules. But assuming I am not trading the vehicle, how can they tell the year? The dealer suggested my truck would be a 1999 for the loyalty but that GM sometimes checks this.

I'm just curious how this works. Last time I saw loyalty cash it was not dependent on the model year of the vehicle.
Registration, current proof of insurance, proof of ownership must be retained in the deal jacket. Those have the year on it. Should the dealer be audited, the dealer and/or you can be responsible for the $2K.
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